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No. I call your ability to produce nothing more substantive than the odd Pravada article to refute anything said on this subject somewhat impressive.
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Any examples of such newspapers?Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
He's sorry, next time he'll post something from an article from a newspaper controlled by Fearless Leader Putin.Comment
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Tell us more.Originally posted by Ted Striker
Whatever. I was shoveling snow out of Khabarovsk before you guys were in diapers.
I remember how it was.
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Man it was cold!We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution. - Abraham LincolnComment
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Whom did you vote for, Serb?It is only totalitarian governments that suppress facts. In this country we simply take a democratic decision not to publish them. - Sir Humphrey in Yes MinisterComment
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Yes we have, more shocking news for you- we vote in special cabins, so no one can see the choice we made and no one can force us to make "right" choice.Originally posted by Drake Tungsten
Some 3.9 percent of voters checked the box marked ''against all.''
Russia has a "none of the above" voting option? That's so ****ing cool; America needs it.
Looks like we living under dictatorship.
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What the hell you were doing in Soviet Union? And more importantly- who the hell let you in, Ted?Originally posted by Ted Striker
Man it was cold!
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Glaz'ev, of course.Originally posted by ErikM
Whom did you vote for, Serb?Comment
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1) He is not a dictator, he is too soft, too democratic, too western for that.Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Because Puty Put-Put (as Dubya likes to call him), is a dictator. I'm sure many have noticed that whenever Putin needs a victory in elections, buildings get bombed, terrorists take hostages, etc. He controls all the media and jails his opposition.
2) I don't recall any bombed buildings or captured hostages recently.
3) He would have won anyway, without any dirty tricks. He is too popular.Comment
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But Glazyev is too soft, either.It is only totalitarian governments that suppress facts. In this country we simply take a democratic decision not to publish them. - Sir Humphrey in Yes MinisterComment
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True, but I still prefer him than Putin.Comment
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Anything said on this subject, my ass.Originally posted by DinoDoc
No. I call your ability to produce nothing more substantive than the odd Pravada article to refute anything said on this subject somewhat impressive. You've said my country is dictatorship.
It's obvious bullsh!t.Comment
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Clearly, what Russia really needs is a guy like Kuchma.Originally posted by Serb
True, but I still prefer him than Putin.
It is only totalitarian governments that suppress facts. In this country we simply take a democratic decision not to publish them. - Sir Humphrey in Yes MinisterComment
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Any examples of such newspapers?
Pick a Russian newspaper.
“I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”
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Originally posted by ErikM
Clearly, what Russia really needs is a guy like Kuchma.
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